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When to look for Saturn

Teide Observatory · next 30 nights. Times when the planet is at least 20° above the horizon during astronomical darkness.

These are position calculations, not visibility guarantees. Planets can also be observed in twilight; this planner deliberately selects darker windows. Clouds, haze, steady air and local obstructions still matter. A telescope is needed for planetary detail.

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Longest sampled dark-time window: 9.0h on 10 Oct.

11 nights are within one 20-minute sample of the longest window. These are timing opportunities, not a best-weather ranking. All 30 nights are listed below.

Next opportunity

10 Oct

9.0h above 20°
21:20–06:20
Highest sampled altitude 63° at 01:40

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11 Oct

9.0h above 20°
21:00–06:00
Highest sampled altitude 63° at 01:20

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12 Oct

9.0h above 20°
21:00–06:00
Highest sampled altitude 63° at 01:20

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13 Oct

9.0h above 20°
21:00–06:00
Highest sampled altitude 63° at 01:20

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14 Oct

9.0h above 20°
21:00–06:00
Highest sampled altitude 63° at 01:20

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15 Oct

9.0h above 20°
21:00–06:00
Highest sampled altitude 63° at 01:20

All 30 nights · times in Atlantic/Canary

Computed with Astronomy Engine at roughly 20-minute intervals. No claim of opposition, weather probability or measured seeing is implied.